Cubs hit nine home runs and defeat Brewers 17-3 at Wrigley Field
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The Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 17-3 on Monday night at Wrigley Field behind a franchise-record nine home runs. Alex Bregman led the offensive effort with three home runs, while six other Chicago hitters contributed one home run each. The performance pushed the team's total to 62 home runs since August 1, establishing a new National League record for the most home runs in a single calendar month. Milwaukee starter Kyle Harrison allowed five home runs and nine earned runs before the Brewers turned to first baseman Andrew Vaughn to pitch the eighth inning. The loss for the Brewers continues a four-game series between the NL Central rivals. Chicago remains in contention while Milwaukee prepares for the remaining three games of the series.
- •The Chicago Cubs set a franchise record with nine home runs in a single game.
- •Alex Bregman recorded three home runs to lead the Chicago offense.
- •The Cubs reached 62 home runs in August, a new National League record for a calendar month.
- •Milwaukee pitcher Kyle Harrison allowed five home runs and nine earned runs.
- •First baseman Andrew Vaughn pitched the eighth inning for the Brewers.
- 4:25 AMESPN — August power: Cubs cap record month with 9 HRs
- 2:39 AMYahoo Sports — Cubs tag Brewers for franchise record 9 HRs, break NL record for most HRs in a month
"The Cubs hit a franchise-record nine home runs in the 17-3 blowout of the Brewers on Monday night, capping a month where they hit 62 total.
"The hot-slugging Cubs didn't even need Pete Crow-Armstrong to join the party Monday night.
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External links- ESPNSep 1, 2026, 4:25 AMAugust power: Cubs cap record month with 9 HRs
The Cubs hit a franchise-record nine home runs in the 17-3 blowout of the Brewers on Monday night, capping a month where they hit 62 total.
- Yahoo SportsSep 1, 2026, 2:39 AMCubs tag Brewers for franchise record 9 HRs, break NL record for most HRs in a month
The hot-slugging Cubs didn't even need Pete Crow-Armstrong to join the party Monday night.
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